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Many tlissiitlsiietl eye sufferers are
ware, 'Cut Glass and
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We are equiuved to Produce 'T "V3 *° 'W "I 'Ml 9f°vlf\°°- ,B :,,‘:° fm? 'ff w,°”3,,E‘°,,°,', ny' ° _."2 ' "V ”°°
,he best in groups or individual
We_ offer a varri-ty of styles
and sizes.
I8 ll OPIVBPIIIII ll I0
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portraits _ aim. rsprs¢eu'iaix:°i?.u§.f,,':m‘;,,?,§',"_' litlllilimuilas eiinixe i:§‘ii'i:ii’::’ -‘ Guardian renresentstivs.
--THE MORNING OAILV GUAR-
’  ° Tonsorlul lurlors '~ ' I' I " *
_ ' _ _~ H _ .oudon liull on lhursday evening,
The Cooks sludlo I E _.._:mmem‘B .l;rnuur_\' Nth. Subject. "Seeds and
NJW D<:SBrlS3yB|ut_k_ -Fl D CROSS.-The Suiuiuei-side l“i'ui_ts." A choice program will als-io|
. .. yllrant-|, of me Red (3,088 mst weskilre rendered. Proceeds ln aid of llcdi
ireceiveil' 22 palm ot' socks t`rorn tl'ioil"i~ess Funds. Admission 25c anti 10c.|
l‘3{‘uout Bay Rott (moss "_ 0 lqhould evening prove un1`avor.t> c_'
“nurses $0.00 Mrs. sims 'items
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   lcwiut-Z _iuno_unts of uioiiey~i.1lllrii.¥1?Fl1ff?;.I';;3g'h“ hem "N" II““' °"““I"g~ _
 .$230 "WI $2.2i'»‘the proceeds ol'.an nf-
_ ternoon tea.-l..
art Warmth and _ l~SERBlAN LECTURE.-Tlie SJ'-_
E C t  h L f th con; 'Klan lecture and entertainment in limi V '
Ort 0 6 ear- 0 6 S0 -i;-lxgllgfgrsigalot Iilith srhliloi ,i....-_...rin-|
' » ° . ni* i' , ~ ~ *_-°*
her. Make _Vout appoint- _ _.,,c,.,.,,,,~,,, . ,Qgf   M/ts. Massa J. Mcuzm
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llI€TIt iO(l3y at Vcrini: the lecture “Mid Serbian lie-Q -T” 9
|'0l‘S. which wus more tlmu apprecia-
. _V _ ._ __ . .
md by my 117 ‘L ,I _, z _ Ihluss.. on Jan. oth. after ir icw days’
  St»ud\o|rcad|,,g. ...N 4 `I3e"m_x”"° "_ wlynkf illness of pneumonia, Mrs. liebe: .l_‘
I lf* vll .uid The Peas
.uit and dauted the highland Fling
There died at lim' ironic livdc Piirii
McLean, aged 41 years. Mrs. Alt
J and Swm-.1 ])¢m,-.__ M _ Lu. 1, _ , Lean was ii daughter' of the into Eil-
Z' W ,,130 wok H m_mulm_mr pmf;`°lh‘l‘  ward Moreshcad, ot' West llevou, l’_
A E  S d. ;;rarunm_ his ,mme ,ming on um HS, E. i.. :ind ‘.\ir~.i. l<ldwzird Moresheml.
_ . ,  ‘o 1-m. u mlmhm, nl- 80|,” The Imnau_ who survives her._and left six child-
' muh -Swinging by \vamwe Smnu0_ ren t.o mourn their irreparable loss.
Goo  ,tolraphy \ bury was decidedly interesting and I *fm mil' A"l"" B2 M"I“`""' Wu" is
the bov dancers in “ierhlan costume
vlith the forces stationed at Montreal
M-.dgfgtg Pricgg ,mi |vh,',|,. mr, Ԥ`,0nd(`_n'.u"y Wim WINS; was home tothe fiinerni. lllirlal wad
personal anen io ‘ tv Am_ guy.. ,,\.m,,“(_,, of (_m,cful and Im_im_.ln Fairview ceinetery, liyde l"arl.'.
ateur Photography.
l=~klm: traluliia. niesiirs. nuih and
107 lleen Sl' Strunienttii ii l hi ` ' - ”=””
Phgne   ' passing regal,-g,s,,.E,, Yu c3\|;‘e{;:f;fcSa; The death occurred at Victoria on
. I count of such u lengthy and mtm_‘_S'__ January 10th of llenry Inman, aged
74 years Tire deceased had been eu-
» -IDR l>l'0t:rainine --I - » - -
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°'°“*"x - ' ‘ joy.-‘ing his usual health.\intll :1 few
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Men’s Boots
On. sale every pair oi' lnvictu
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bought around 1914 :it the oil
prices.
$4.50, $5.00. $5.50 $6.00
Stamped Prices
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Today these shoes are wortli
from $7.00 io $10.00.
See our window and displa
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ilnding Satisfaction Glasses at our
store, who have tried elsewhere. prov-
ing our motto. "Knowing How" is
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what turns "Fa-ilriro" into "Success 3
Try us. for "Expert Sc-rvicc.".
H. J. Mahon-
Optlcian and Prescription Druggist
Montague, P. E. I.
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The first tlrought in conserving
meat at the \\-aldort’ llotel,New York,
was to save the origin by refiisiug
YOIHIE animals such ati baby litnib,
Bllcliling Digs baby turkeys and veal.
A fiuckllllls' DIE. says Steward Nuilo,
in the liotcl Gazette. weighs about
~0 vouufls. and win make from 12 io
14 portions. As many as 25 suckling
DIL'-s were used weekly in normal
times, and 40 baby lambs- a week. it’
titre young pigs are allowed to crow to
at.'.ilt weight-20 to 500 lbs.-there is
nn addition to the pork supply of the
country oi' between four and live inns
weclily.-Financial American.
DISLIKE FOR FOOD
Every healthy man and woman
should have it natural desire for food
ill 1110-11 lilllvs. This means that the
trigcstioir is in working order and that
the blood is in good condition. But if
ycu feel it dislike for i'ood-if the
sigh; and smell of %vlioles'_Tome food
rope-is you-then you may he sure
that nature is telling you that all is
not well. if after it nli:lit’s rest _von
have no appetite for broukhist, your
digestion requires attention. lf your
food is tiistastefiil, or li' you feel that
it is a trouble to cat, your stonruclr is
rebellluir. You do not digest properly
the l'ood you are taking and art
therefore not hungry.
All tliesc iiyrriptoms of it tii.=~-'irtieretl
, ‘ 1’ digestion mean that the blood is not
.f   absorbing proper nourishment from
the food. for the work of the blood is
to collect proper nourishment from
food' and impart it to the system. The
stomach tries to refuse food the nut-
riment from which the blood cannot
absorb, :ind this causes the /lack of
appetite. If you force yourself to ca-t.
the uudigested food becomes a clog to
the sy'sterir. Nature is warning you.
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills alone give
the blood the richness and purity that
it requires to perform its natural
function. That is why Dr, Willikure-i'
Pink Pills cure the most obstinate
cases ot' indigestiou-why they will
cure any trouble due to poor blood.
You can get these pills through
any medicine dealer or by mail at 50
cents a 'box or six boxes for $2.50
l'rom The Dr. Williams-‘ Medicine ('n..
Ilrocltville, Ont.
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Professional Cards
' Dr. Clilt
w.\LTii.n\i I ._"` '- '/
"Cor|vertil.rI:" »
\\:r}ls|;._ Watch,
wi ‘ ' .
. Cen ll)t:r ’
without bracelet.
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Special prices
on Watches, Clocks,
"ewellery, Silver-
. , Q .
°/4  Open
1 ;'___`;-i;~-;. \_ yu" Q5) open
.'10 ‘,‘
__  I onrwrivn 'rk1=1.ti'riu_nN”i‘ by ui.
\\ q ,__f-" w , . month in advance. Victoria Hotel
` ' *Q*  fl Charlottetown. P. E. I.. Canada.
` " JSE) I. nouns. 12 to s amy. Now.
u - ’ 979-ll-iMilmoiipd. -
Ivory for next two
weeks -
See Windows.
E.E. Parkman
Jeweler and Optlcian
Montague, P. E. -
me- "
Bruce Stewart C0
will p a y highest
market price for
Scrap, Brass and
C »pper 'J
CHRONiC DISEASES
f~, S. Hessian
Barrister, _Bollcltor, _
Notary Public, Ao.,
MONEY TO LOAN.
uionnguorr. iz. |.
'V|cLEAN & MrKlNNON
lurriutar Attorney-at-Luv
Barrister; Attorney!-It-Low
Omce lwynl Bank Building
Charlottetown. l'.E.l.
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Mcl.EOD & BENTLEY
W. E, Bentley, K. C.
larrlster and Attorneys-ut~Llw
Money fo Loan,
Dfllco-Bunk of N. 8. Chamberl-
Churlotteiswm P. E. I.
I. D. STEWART
Barrister. Solicitor and -
_ Notnrv Public _
Jllloo Newman llook, Charlottetown
lrlnoh Office. Georgetown
Money to Loan on Roll latch
MORa0N & DUFFY
llrrlltoro and Atornoyu
#oligtmrn for Royal Bank of Guilds
IIONIV T0 LOAN.
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WARIUITON A IHAW.
Bsrrtlterl. Ataorulrl. Notary Pub
te. Ito., Sollcltort -for Gouda Beal
ueoolutluu. Ben# of loutreal, Cel
ne. Pol-maint lump Ourpofb
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done that loving und faithful hands
‘could do, but -in spite of ali, death
claimed him for his own The funeral.
_ W. l~`er1.ruson‘s ret'-iilence on Saturday
_ afternoon January 12, was very lu.r1*_e-
' ly aiteiided. llev. J. S. McKay and
_ Rev. (leo. l-lar'iir- ofiiclated.
He leaves to mourn a widow. tive
daughters, one son and three sisters.
The sisters are Mrs. Adam llogeraon.
and Mrs. H. D. (':in\eron, Victoria,
'and Mrs. Robert, i\icVlttlc, Wei-rtnror
laucl.Iuterment took place in Pcoplifs
l?emel.cr_v_ Crzipaud .-V.
- The people of New For-th were
startled to hear on Friday, Jun. 4 of
the death of Montamie Livingstone.
Ile was the youngest sou oi’ Alex. l.l-
vingstone, but had lived since the
death ot' his mother ut the home ot'
’l`eren<°e Power. Early October he
begun to coniplaln of it iir'ed feeling
and a cold. These were the iirsl
symptoms of the dread disease tuber-
culosis. in spite of his strong con-
stitution and all that medical aid and
tender and loving cure of Mrs. Power
and family could do for his he gra-
dually wasted itwuy. lie was atten-
ded in the last starres of his illness
by his pastor, llev. P. 1'). Crokcii.
I\I0nK_v`. ns he was Imowu hy ov<‘i'y-
one. was ni' it hritzlil und happy dispo-
-iition, anti his early death at the :tm-
ot' seventeen corues as it severe blow
*io his foster parents und the iarzxe
in New Perth andlarijolniniz settle-
t.lmel_v death his futher. two brothers,
Stephen at the trout and Givern :it
S. Peter-'ir 'llay and two sisters, Ma-
rion who ai'ri\'ed home from iloston
_, si. wcck before he died, and Mrs. Jo-
* st-.ph Ryan ot Avondale. The l`un~~
ral which was _held on the Sunday
following his death wus largely nl-
tended by friends and neighbours des-
pite the well nigh ‘mpasaablo slate
ot' the roads. lie was buried at (':r.r»
dlgan beside his mother who died
when he was one your ’old.
ALEXANDER D. MCPHEE
On 'l‘hursday, the i'.’th lust., its ul-
ready noted in the _Gu:i1'diai1. .\lcxilu
_ tier D. McPhee. of Eui°nsrllii‘o, pairiwcl
` away from earth to his sweet eternal
rest in the Great Beyond. Tire deceas-
ed was the son ot' thc late Archibald
McPl\ee. was born in Euriuwiil'l`c lu
January, 1847, and was therefore just
seventy-one years old when he died.
ed all ol' llt'e's duties l'nlt.lii'uliy and
well: and who was t_lreret'orc an ex-
emplary citizen in the very nest sense
of the woi'd. lie is survived by his
faithful and devoted wife (nee Illini-i
Alexlnir M. Martin, ot' Vullcyilclii.)
_ and three children: Sergeant Harold
il. llll-Phee, ol the 105th, now in
England, (‘larencc D. and Jessie Nl.,
ut. home; and to those, sorrowlng for
the loss of u loved one. the i-ryrnpatliy
'rf many is extended in their great
bereavement. The funeral, on Satur-
day afternoon, to the l’rei-ihyter-lan
church at Orwell, was a very large one.
Tlic service was conducted by the
pastor. llev. Mr. McEwen, whose iid-
dress on this occasion was one ol'
tho heat funeral sermons ever deliv-
ered in this section oi' the province. Q
VlN0l MAKES
Positive--Convipcing Proof
We publish the formula of Vlnol
to prove convincingly that it hu the
power to create strength.
B Cod Liver and Inf Pegsnu, Iron
and \lm¢un~»ePenoae , Iron and
Ammonium Citrate, Limo and Ill!
Mowrmus s. Liviuosrone. l
circle oi' friends he made for himself
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ments. lie leaves to mourn his un-`
Qlycerophocpbuth, Centric.
» You see. there il no (neu work
about Vinol. In formula proven
there le nothing like it for all walk.
.ind be convinced. ` '
Ill. A.. Foster. drugglst. Ghurlotte
town. _Vlnol is mia ln Montague by
ln__lll Priuoo lldwnrd latina mwun
H. J. lhbou. also at the but drunim
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--LECTURE NEW LONDON-Ilev.l
__ DiAN can he 0h¢a|ne,| at |,m.B"y-8 .l t' Martin will lecture in the .\'i~w
._ Mr. Ft, R. HOWLETT is Guard-
ian pgqm for Anndlillule llllil \'lcIl’iIly.
..°AN ISLAND PILOT-it is learn-
ed that one ot' the Souri.i boys. John
Ke.nnedy is pilot aboard the (inspe-
sta.-0.
. _*COAL SCARCE._°-H.0u1 ._-htt`.\.ie1's
are supplementing their .short coal
supply ny laying in a generous supply
of wood, which with the present ex-
cellent roads is an easy matter.-(‘..
..*CARGO HELD.--A Souris mer
r-iran; had negotiated to ship tr. car oi'
oats. i000 bushels to Newfoundland.
but was told at (‘ui=-lornn no grain or
feed '~‘\uii`1= eould be imported out ot`
i".unuiI'.i.-(‘.
..*SUGAR SCARCE.-War time
\‘-uriilntioris are hitting all ir. little--for
lnstauce only one incwhunt in Sonrls
had uny_g'riiiiul:iicd sugar for sale the
l~-.~: 'eu days and purchasers were
1-esr.i'ii:tc|i to :i pi\ri»hir,so ot' 2 lbs. :it
ii limo.--l‘, _
..*‘A BUSY CITIZEN.-The Town
l"\",uucll of Sou.ri.v had their boolu-i aud-
ited this week and town (Ylcrk Cari-
ion has the proud satlsfiictlon ot'
llc-143;; Noonan ,.}cvc,.1y mrmqhed m_ HENRY INMAN lshc-wing ix snug balance on the right
side ot' the ledger. llow the suiilcient
'l`own Clcrli rnanages to conduct his
inultitiidlnour- duties of Town -Clerk
Set-y. 'Treasurer for the F-:rc~rtcrs.
Chief l~‘at.~t0t1iin for the Otidieiloivs.
Auctioneer, Fiiriuer, Merclraui, etc..
etc.. is a marvel as he employs no
li:-lp.-(`_ ~
.took place from his duught.er’s 1\lri~:.I _' t.~fHE GA,5pE5|AN__'p),.. S_ it
(laspesiuu at present lying in Sour-is,
L-i rnakiug application to the Deport-
inent oi’ Murine to have the "Stanley"
tow her to Sydney. (‘u.pt. Filmer.
muster of the :ihove named shift- l”
having- trouble with his crew. Tire
nhicf enzineer contends tliat the-ship
is not sea-worthy and now hoi.l\ he and
the crew reliiso to conl.inue the voy-
age. The (liispvsian is un iron ship
oi' 319 tons, 17 men. lunirer laden from
Quebec and bound for New Yorit.
Paptnln l-`iimo.r has called for it sur-
rey on bis vet-rs--l, the sanie being con-
ducted by Port. Wurde-n ("i\pt. Dom-
inick i\lc[)onuld. Gt' Souris_ who la-
speci.~i the bull. and Mr. 1\i<:.\'alr is ex-
pi-ricd from (‘harlotte1.own. to cxiuu
ine the boilers. especially the con-
denser. Senator Mclmun is using his-
infliierice to get the Stanley to tow
the Gaspcsisn to Sydney,-(T
.."=THE_ STANLEV.- The D.G.S.
Stanley arrived in Souris Illondiiy
about noon and -berthed at the
railway wharf. The Stanley can only
take a. sinall-part-of-tire freight wait-
iur: to be shipped to- Magdalen is-
lands. and .may possibly .make and
ther trip. Capt. Ilonipliiil et' George-
town is pilot. and the ship expcc-tc.d_to
silil for `.\Iiig¢i:1lei1 islands yestl-i'i'iu_v
morning. l’revlous to :irrlving in
Souris the Stanley sailed from 'Plc-
toii iiuday having the United States
stea er G-iispesln in tow, they 'both
put into tu Cl-eorgeiown Sunday and
the Stunll-y took the Gaspcsln in tow
going with bei' as fur its East Point,
The iee not uppt-tiring very licay_v, it
was thought ihi- Gus-peslu could nraliu
her way uround Cape Nortli on ber
way to New York, but ir seems the
ire along the (‘upc Ure-ton shore vras
too heavy. iriiil she put into Souris
Monday evenings. Se it now looks
its if the G-aspesln might have to win-
ter either here or at Georgetown. lt
is learned that the two men, after
whom the Stanley went in search,
who were adrift at Magdalen Islands
some days ago, escaped with very
little injury. One escaped unhurt,
the other had one hand pretty badly
frozen.-P.
EISTERII PERSOHILS
..°Mrs. Doss, Launching, ti‘i'o\'e to
Georgctow1:i on Friday.-&.
pile was an honest. industrious anti' ..”‘Mr. Michael Power, Surnmorsitie.
succes.-ii'ril farmer. at man who pcrfnm- was in Georgetown recently.-Sr.
..*Mr. R. Mcheliaii. M. P. P.. vvus
to Gcorgctowii ou l<`rlduy.--&.
-.\ir. Jos. Condon. Richmond, was
lu Siirnmerside ou Mmiday.--i..
-Mr. Bazii Morrison. Ilayslde. was
in Summerside on Monday.-L.
-Mrs.. J. J. Mrlunis, Richmond was
a recent visitor in Summersidc.~L.
-Miss Bertha lligglns, Summorald'c,`
spent the past week visiting friends
in Kell_v's Cross.--L_
. .°Mr. (_ihryi~io¢-vt_oin lllc(`or1nack. St.
Georgo's was to Georgetown on Fri-
day last..-lt.
-Zilr. Russel Deighan, Emerald.
was in -'Summersldo Saturday ou bus~
incs.--<L.
-Miss 'Irene .\lcl')ouanll, spent the
w   week end at her homo ln Riciimond.
Ii -ll.
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. .l\lrs'~. Stmcrt and Miss Grace M_It~
clmll, South-i, who l‘ln\'e boon III I0?
_ _-.-
 some time are now out again.-~('.
-Mlm Emma McKay, Sprlngt'i_cl<l.~
spent the week end in Summeri-tide.
the guest of Miss Marlon Read.-l..
.'.*Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sampson
and child who have been visiting ln
Rustlca returned to their home in
Georgetown.-&.
'Mr llnrrv Thistle and lnmllv
An woman who b a bottle of h " ‘ ‘ ‘ Th _,_ ",,,,._y-},
Vinolyfor a weak rungswn. rvouu “V” "fmed Mrz “mu
maiden ma anln -mr ¢iviIl'| it ¢ . ’””',“°“‘° ‘,’_“ “'°h“,I“°‘§’,,,S’;;f,§`,§',,,G}’,§§
oh- out is aid no imp im, viii "-=° °‘_"“5“’ “fe §__ Y &
have her money returned. "I" “in “T mm" ""“` ‘
..'Mr. nnrl Mrs. Jehu D. Steele.
Deo Gros. .\iarsh. were in Georgetown
run-down, overworked. nervous men 1”! L°l*'~“" M°“”‘3‘I° °“ I"‘”"I“~' 1”"
and women and for fepble old people 0" 0 'I“|*|U°P’5 “'IP-'°”&-
ind delicate children. Try it once r »°-~"*-'-
The United States has more than
six tlmm thi- railroad mileage of any
other coiiiilry.
New llnmpslilre was the flrnt Finale
to establish a railroad eommlsslnn.~_'
. '”""" '~"*°~~' --r-~-~-~~r-~ When work exhausts your
..°'rwo cams Pen wono e»..=i.I A   Siren fI1.Wh¢D YOU' “ef‘¢‘ 5"?
tum-non :gr adv.-rtiuiniz in ini. chi l D ,,,;¢_,|,, and ,e,.|,,,_ w}.,.,,'_am.
on-m .nt mum ~|,-c0|u|.»|\v rmjnr t _ _ "°°”` bition la sand ,nu feel runuown
_ l0.\Iri».\, J . 22~ C il J _ I
Minimum charge twenty ave cents. -L, mp Msncllzllim l,r;Bs°)f_*f;po;arui;i;`cE ypu y-,egg and ne_ed_ quickly the
..°ivm. HAnoLo `P. ooncou ir °ff"'i" °f "W ““'**'*" "~“ 'l"‘““’°`" ““"  "°h» ¢\'¢<'=my- n0ur1Sb\D2i0°l "I
me Geo,.gBm“." .;"M,|mn ,,w,.,,,q,,,¢_- ~‘l'~:i soiilif-'s i-L' l’riu|-o Sari'-_uslilifh ir_ , '
|¢1ve_ _ _ l‘nii.~'lr noble. mill of his two uelce.~; ' _
_.,,_____ ,lh\ i`-Jilitrr;-'se.'-i llzyszczr\\";l;i, is re-‘_
_.sessions Loss. - Mi-_ Jiiiue.-.'l"’~" hi' the Pmirrmrrifl --orwsneudvnfl ' .-
Paquet, of Sourls. had the inlstor-|0f1-\C!’<l'H News ~ 
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  inn 1 ‘ "h:I.lMo hmm" I f°“ “.tl=t'o:'c the \-:ur the tragedy intel;  
` _ .cnaited ut Shiv ta. ' t ' e s ' ~ I
..°SHiPPlltG F*liS_l»t.-.\ie.=i~ars. Mal.-
thew & Melmitn are maliinig heavy
I ti iyouli hav ent a
t‘irlli of horror throualr-ant Europe,
lsays the rorrespondeirt. “As it-is thc
to check your wastiriz powers, en-
ghinnmms of Knnch ,,,|,.,,,| (.m.l_ haha hare tact ibut the \'enci.ihle l‘rliii‘r_-I Ilven your blood and builcl ltpy0ll\’
anll lmildoclt to the ifnitcd States. ('I-30-IIEIISIJIKO-90 .\'f‘=U`=i “Id-I“\"`h°"“ "“"" nerve force. 5-'Cof[’s iS I7f`II“(
-__ _ 1 ered. 'his' linen .irri1ounced. 'livin the ing thousands and wi" give _y
°A NEW RESIDENT-\Ir Junlcs
iȢhasil\ det.rIi~. of the rrime have cnfi
. . . , , .. _ < . I'
_-\_, Gi-any of ('l||p_.mv_-, mga; liealer; ’ ju.-‘l boi-ri revoalcil. YOU tho Strength yOU lléttl. 
sold his farm and moved into Sourin, "The castle of Slavuta. built when 5“,,.&r¢.,w\.f_‘"or~...it..H"l- iz 'f. “3
having lmuglrt the dwelling near the
be:ich oirried by Peter .\lcDoiia|tl. t'
_...._,-
.."MILK SCARCE.~.\il‘. Lauchliir
present. und nit-i't-liiints are n||;~'._v
launchiniz out the tin can t~o\v. (‘
IHE NIARKEIS ~
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
(Tuesday)
Tnrnlps .per bus.  .. . .20
Potatoes bus. . .. . _ _ _ _ .75
White Outs bus.   _S5
illack Oats bus. _ ._   _U0
liuy cwt.  .. .. ,S5 to .90
Straw cwt.  _  to .60
Butter per lb.  ..  .4-'r
Eggs per doz.  _  .. .55
(`lilcire1.i cimli ..  .iid to .00
Pork lb.   .  .2014
il(-‘et'llr....     
Lamb Ih.     .25 to_2R
SOURIS MARKETS.. '
(Tuesday by Telephone.)
W. Oats bus.      _R5
Il. Oats bus. ._  .545
l‘ol.atocs bus  .  .T5
Turnlps bus. .. . _ .25
llurtor lb  ,_ _42
Eggs, do:/._      __ .44
Porli lb.      19%
KENSINGTON MARKETS
' (Tuesday by Telephone.)
\V.Oats'hus....   ._ _...S0
ll.0ats bus...    _:lo
l‘0tutoes  ._ (none oirering)
TUYHIDS  .. (none otlering)
Butter lb.  _   .. .40
Eggs doz.      .. .45
Pork Ib. ..   _.   .. .2093
MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS.
- (Tuesday by Telephone.)
W. Outs bus.... . . . . ,
..  ....S.'.
B.'0at.=i bus...    .85
Potatoes bus.  .   .. .75
Turnlps    (none oderlug)
Butter-lb.  . ..   .. .42
Eggsdqz.       .45
Porklix...    
_MONTAGUE MARKETS.
(Tuesday by Telephone.)
W. Oats bus.      .85
Butter lb.     .38 to .35
Eggs doz_       .40
Pork lb. l'u.c‘cordlng to weight .i0 to
20',-5. ' -
tvery little produce moving.)
summeasios MARK-ers
for Friday
Butter (dairy) per~1b.  _1lS to .30
Butter crcainery per lh.  .. .. .45
(_'alfskins...   . 
Eggs perdoz.....  ...4:‘.
liuy pressed' . . . .
.. .  18.00
llay loose (new)  . . .. 20.0|‘
Hides perlb.   . .....1-1
Outs (black) bus.. new   
Oats white   . .. .S5 to .90
Potatoes- . . . . . .
..   
Wheat pcf- bus.   11.00 to 2.50
ilainb peits  .. ._ l.00 to L35
Wool luurvashedl .. ..  .55
Wool (washed)  ..  .. .75
Fowl...    .18 to .20
Pork Organs in   l8‘,.', to 19%
-1..
---.-W... -v-.;
o
§ays Acid .”S>icniiia.ci“ii
Glasses hadigcsuioai
-Q-_..._
Excess of hydrochloric cold I
Laura the food and forms
gases.
Uudigesteil food delayed' in the
stomach decays. or rather, fermcnts
the sumo as food left in the open air,
nays a noted authority. llc also tells
us that intligestiou is caused by Hy-
per-acldlty. meaning. there is un ex-
cess of hydro-chlor-ic acid in the
stomach which prevents complete
digestion and F-tarts food fermentat-
ion. Thus everything: eaten sours in
the ntomadh much like garbage soars
in u con. forming acrid liulda and gas-
es which in-tiuto the stomach like n
toy bnloon. Then we feel a hoary.
lumpy misery in tho chest, we bellch
up gas. we eructute sour food or have
heartburn, itiitulcnce, water-brash or
nausea.
He tells us to lay aside ull digesttvu
aids and instead, get from any phar-
macy four ounces of Jud Salts and
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa-
ter before breakfast and drink while
it ln eifervcsclng, and furthermore, to
continue this for u week. While relief
follows the first done. it is imp¥tunt
to neutralize the acidity. iemov tho
gas'-making mass'-. start the liver, stim-
ulate the kidneys and thus promote 'il
free flow of pure digestive juices.
Jud Salts is inexpensive and is made
from the nt-lu of grapes and lemon
juice, combine-ll with lllhit and soil-
ium Phosphate. This harmless salts
in irr-eil bv_ lliousands of people for
stomach trouble with excellent re-
suits.
Iihe district of Souilrwestern Russia.
. ivliorc iv. suiritls, belonged to the King
lol’ Poland. (lies on the outskirts ol' ii
l ' _.L _ T
iilitie iuaniii':ii-;u'-i'~;- 1 ‘i-sn of inc sumei WIVES SEEK T0 SHARE
Mclnnls was ir. licrivy los-er in tliisiiiuirie, Owing to i'ic iirrseitietl' i»=t:ii.ci HOLIDAYS OF FIGHTERS
scarce time for uilllt in losing l\-. oi' the coiinlrr* r '_i.'ii is infcsioil by ‘-”* _
only cow. Milli is at u pri-rulnin ut ileseiicrs from the :ii~in_r‘, the mllitiiryi I’/\RI5~ -I‘l“- `-'1-I`?"’m"" is illmm'
authorities had 1 'rl :i "uaril ot' dru-
‘goous to the cusrl-, iiliirh coimiiiu-'
p|'icell-.ss lristo- 'c" fr'e.~'ir'cir accunrn-
Iiuted by the F  u.-*""'1 fanrily ln the
`1'-~"|ir.~‘.e ol' the i-.~ iiirli--_ _
“Orin of these. drlraoons cuuzrlit :i sol-
dier front a nei:» '»»rlm< village cui-
ting down rl. trr-i~ in the forest .sur-
roundinig the castle and tackled him.
The thief was slightly wounded, but
not severely cnouglit to prevent hir
runniag to the neighboring village.
where his regiment was static:-ned.
slirickint: that the guard at the castle
was trying to murder' blur. The :fl-
ilii>i"s roiuraitles :tt once sow-i ini-1
ril`|c.~'. and siirroimllcd the cztslll- o'
Prince Surrguslilio. 'l`liey lreiraii to
tire. and the dragoons on uuard rc-
turned their tire. All the time the of-
licors and the members oi' the rem.
mental committee were appeiiliuu to
the insiiiyent soldiers to obey oriler'i~.
and to cease tiring.
“Sudtlr-_niy they gave wziy. only' stipu-
lating that a. tit'-.put_:i.rion from tb.-
reuiniental committee should scar-cli
the cal-itle,:is they were convinced that
the old Prince had stnrcll initclilne
:runs for use in the cause of tliet-oun-
tcr-revolutlon. OL' course ti1crc_ iveic
no machine 'nuns and all that was
found win- it few sporting nuns :ind rc-
volvers.
“Just as sudiI'.\ul_v us the crowd of
soldiers, standing in the <'our'|._vari| oi'
the castle.. had _yielded to the appeal
of tlic-ir officers, came :i new uproiir,
and. ln an instant. they had ovorpow
ered the guard, and rushed into ibi-
eastlc. .\'olt.lrcr t‘.rrcut.~: nor uppc:ii.-
had the slightest etfeci on them. Tlrey
destroyed in' u ii; of uiauiacai fury.
everythlui.: that they could lay hantZ".~'
ou. Picture.-1. t'-urniture, statutes, drap-
erles were destroyed blindly. ruili~
lessly_ Tire venerable Polish 1na5;iiat»\
uiid his two nciccs, the young and bow
l\i.li`\ll Couulesscr- R1._\.»'zt'zi-w.~iI\'l, llcll
to one ot' the attit-s, hoping limi, ii'
‘their Frome was to he ruined, at lt.-asv
‘their lives might he .-iiv.»<l.l~‘i'o1ri i-:lily
in the morning, when the nmrn\iilei':
lu the afternoon. the sacking oi' the
castle went cn. Thou the soldiers rc-
tired to the courtyard.
“\l’hut about the I’rince'_"’ tried onl-
of them.
“‘A|r<i the lovely' (`o|iirtc-sses " an
ded zinotlier.
"Huck into the castle iuslicil ii baud'
of soldiers, and begun to search for
the owner. AL lust lic \.va.~:~ feuutl.
and limi;-rl-‘ri-il into r-io coiii't>.i.r'd uni
ont; the dt-risivc yells. of_thc s0i‘<llcr.=
walling for their victim. They ileridctl
to take hlrn to the village where they
were stationed, and drag;:cd the old
iuuu uio-na, for lie was too old to walk
at the pace they iiesire<.‘. Ou the way
they tlually los; the lzist slircd oi' self
Icoutrol, let the Prince drop hail'-seir
selexs on the ground, and then ti score
of men thrust their bayonets into his
body. So dicd Prince Sunirushlio. ills
n1uriicr'ei;=.,lilie savage beasts. tore his
body to pieces.
"The fate ot' his uelces. the t\v<:
Courite.-ases-i R'/.y.~:czc\\’slii, was incre-
terribie than that of the Prince. They
had managed to escape by a buck way
und had get to the marketplace ot thc
tdwii. There 'thru' were ret-ognizcil
Iantl soldiers at once seized them.
These two youthful cotintesr-e>'.whose
exquisite loveilness had niade them
the centre ol` all eyes in the suioris oi'
the palaces of \\'ai'su\v_ anfl' whose
l;00dncs=-i and sweetness liud ruzrde
them beloved by the people oi' Slav-
utu. were det’i=ndefl i'or it time by the
(`at.holic priest of Slavutu, who had
known thenr from childhood and pre-
pared them for ilrst (`ontruuuion. llut
the soldiers refused to be deprived oi
their victims und showered blows with
the butt-ends of their riiles on the
courageous priest, who fell mid' was
beaten to death. lt is perhaps well
that t.ho suiferlngs of the two count-
' esses ended in death.
"The day ended with the soldiers
running ainucir ltr the town, murder-
ing anti nialti-eating peaceful inhabit-
ants, while the scene was lit up by
the flames -of the blazing cars-tic ot’ the
Sangushko." _ _
NELSON'S MIDSHIPMEN
The following extract from a letter
written -by Lady llugirns, who took u
passage to the West indlcs on board
the Hermia frlgntc when commanded
by Lord Nelson, will show the manner
in which the young men lu that ship
were trained and gradually insured
to hnrdlncss and enterprise by their
parental comnimander-"lt may reu-
sonnbly be supposed that nmom: the
number of thirty there may have
been tiinld spirits mtwcll ns hold.
The timid he never rebul-ted, but al-
wavs wished to show them lin desired
nothing that he would not instantly
do himself. And l have known him
say. “Well slr, I nm going ar rucc. to
the inu-sl-head, and bc); i may nit-el
you there." No denial could be uivcu
to such u request, and thc poor llttlc
felhow instantly climbed the nhroutls
Captain Nelson never took the lem-it
notice in what mnnucr it was done
but when they met at the top spoke
in thc most cheerful tones to the rnld-
shipmun. and observed how much
any person was to be pltlotl who couid
fancy there was any danger at even
anything that could ‘be culled disu-
zreeubie in the attempt.--lfumlly
Journal.
began their ilttuck, until live o'cior~l.‘
cited by ii novo-i strikr-~tlie strike
con_i\|i;:tl. ll zippeziixs' that the
tliliiisairiils of soliliers' wives who
work in rriuiiition, :iuil other niunu-
l‘acioi'les tiirciiien to qiill work lin-
lcss they get liollrliiys :it ilu-_ sumo
time ilu-lr lrusbiiriils come Ironic on
their .scvcrr days' l1~:i\'e froni the
..-mu. '|'\..-.se weinen nriiiic _ good
iiliigcs. while their liiisliaiills rccelvo
\'e:'\- little. 'l'li~» wives, in nrost
case. spend little of tlielr money.
whllc iilonc, but look forward to
liaviua it flint.: when “their men’.'
copio bark froni thc ti'e\nciies. S0
they rirllsl lrave tlir-ll' lil><~l'l_\' :it the
mine iiine. 'l`liut is what they
liavo told their' cinployerrs, .ind tho
l:it1-ir are ivrestliiii: iritli the proh-
leur” '
"Give its our Seven days cnt;I| l`0\\l‘
irroiiili-1 when our liiisbuntls get
theirs." the wonicu say und they tu_ll£
of their' rights and of those ol' France.
li' lr. num tlcservcs praise he do":~in't
want it, :ind if he wants ii he dor\s=n’t
ilc_=;l»r\'c ll.
Worrreii should reirir-irihf~r that on :I
|ier.=uiador ti kiss always tllscoiinls 1|.
1rown_
Tire preseiit your _riiai‘l<.=: the semi-
cl-nteiiniul ol' the iirst iiili‘ot|ii<:i.lor\ ol'
the dinlui: .cur on .»\rrii-rlt~i|.ri raiiru.tds.
oquf is
“'.“l' . !°'I"5°°!‘°!‘*l"!“l"!°'!”!°°!~°!‘ 4- -Z-
HEAD STUFFED FROM I
CATARRH OR A COLD
-:-we-:-:-.'-:~:-x-5.
.51
Says Cream Applied in Nostrlls _
Opens Air lhissuges (light Up. .
o
¢oo av » e_¢»_~» ~¢ »
'£”»*°»'°»°‘!".‘~.~'!‘°!".~'Z~°.' .cv .~~.‘ . '.".°>2~-.~~Z»n§-Iv
»;.
.;.
;~
instant _rt-liei'» iro waiting. Your
clogged uo.~‘-trils open right up; the
uir liitssaiges of your lieull clear :intl
you cult lireulhc i'rf:el\’. No more haw-
king, :-iiur`r‘liu1:, blowing, lieaduche,
lli'y1i1~<.-. No stru:.:alln;: for breiiih at
night; ioui' void or :::ii;iri'l‘i disap-
pe;ii':~.
(let :i small bottle of-I\Il_v`s Cream
llulrn from _\'t`rui' ii|'\lgi:l.~'t noir. Apply
._ little of iiii.-r.t"rnai'nut. antiseptic.
li/-ailing r-i~_l».1irr iii your no.~uriis. li pen-
etr-nies iliroiigli or-<»r'_\' air pnsszrgc of
ilio head, sootiics the inilaiuf-il ol'
swollen nrucoiis iiiririiwuiic and re-
lict l-oini-.~; instantly. ll's just fine.
lleu': stay siul`i‘orl~up with ai r-old or
'l:i:=r_\' 1-;il:|r|‘Ii_ ,
DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH l'lLl.5 £157
ulatlni Pill for Women. 35 u bex or three fo:
210. .Bo d at all Drug ptoi-es. or mulled to ln!
axdnilon receipt ei pinve. 'Pnl Sconuur. Dluo
Jo, bt, C.tti.iiiliti_e|,_(_`gitarln__ ______
Filosruouoi. For msn. t'=i;:.":'..°.i
Vitality; fer N1-rvc and Brain; l.1rrenu"§Ny
matter";nTr.ul1---ivlllbuilu you up. [3 is bol.0\‘
tyre for $5. at druiz ltnrol or hy mall on receipt
if price. Tn: Sconnti. Dune C0.. SL Cetherihl
llnourio
Sold by Gwra" l<$ llrizhmi
/
If you want
To get some
Good values in
Lighting _
Fixtures Call
At--
BLACK’S
 suivvvsini-:
Sec Our
Separators
Don’t fail to see our
exhibit of De Laval
Cream Separators, at
.149 Great George St.
Milk cans. bottle.-. caps,
brushes, Separator oil,
Separator ` pa rts. The
Alpha gasoline and ker-
osene engines, gas en-
gine oil.
Jas. D. Offer _
Clin riot tctmvn
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